Indolence Is The Dry Rot Of Even

He That Never Changes His Opinions, Never Corrects His Mistakes, Will Never Be Wiser On The Morrow Than He Is Today.

Words Are Both Better And Worse Than Thoughts, They Express Them, And Add To Them; They Give Them Power For Good Or Evil; They Start Them On An Endless Flight, For Instruction And Comfort And Blessing, Or For Injury And Sorrow And Ruin.

High Aims Form High Characters, And Great Objects Bring Out Great Minds.

There Is Often As Much Independence In Not Being Led As In Not Being Driven.

Credulity Is Belief In Slight Evidence, With No Evidence, Or Against Evidence.